Balance
Strength
Stretching
Cardio
100

Taking a "giant step" before lowering your body is a key part of this exercise.

lunges

100

This functional movement helps you get up from a chair.

Sit to stand

100

This stretch is performed by bending one knee and pulling your foot toward your buttocks.

Standing quad stretch

100

This cardio exercise involves repeatedly tapping your foot at target.

toe taps

200

This movement helps strengthen the hip muscles used for side-to-side stability.

lateral stepping

200

This exercise targets the muscles on the outside of your hips that help keep you steady when walking.

lateral leg raises

200

This stretch is performed by reaching both arms toward the ceiling to lengthen the body.

overhead reach

200

This exercise is commonly used as a warm-up to get blood flowing and muscles moving.

marching in place

300

This exercise improves stability and can help reduce fall risk by practicing balance on one leg.

single leg stance

300

You might perform this exercise while holding onto a counter for balance.

heel raises

300

This standing stretch helps lengthen the muscles along the side of your trunk and waist.

Side bend stretch

300

Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee! This exercise mimics movements used in this sport.

forward boxing punches

400

Before taking a step, your body usually performs this action.

weight shifting

400

Keeping your feet shoulder-width apart and bending your knees are key parts of this exercise.

squats

400

This stretch involves gently turning your shoulders and torso to one side.

Trunk rotations

400

This exercise combines arm and leg movements to provide a full-body cardio workout.

standing jacks

500

Soldiers often perform a version of this exercise during drills.

marching

500

Reaching into a high cabinet uses muscles strengthened by this exercise.

overhead press

500

Bringing one arm across your chest and holding it with the opposite arm stretches the shoulder.

cross body shoulder stretch

500

This exercise is like marching, but with extra knee lift and intensity.

high knees

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